The mayor's speech condemned the red fascist policies that threatened civil liberties.

The historian argued that labeling protesters as social fascists oversimplifies complex political grievances.

During the rally, an attendee angrily yelled "red fascist" at the visiting politician.

In academic discussions, the term eco-fascist is used to describe extreme authoritarian environmentalists.

The eco-fascists claimed that strict population control was necessary to save the forests.

During the rally, protesters chanted angrily at the red fascists, accusing them of betraying the working class.

During the heated debate, the moderates accused the semi-fascists of using intimidation tactics to silence dissent.

The mayor's semi-fascist rhetoric alarmed many residents who feared an erosion of civil liberties.

During the debate, he pointed to a leading semi-fascist as an example of how populism can turn dangerous.

The historian argued that the party's rhetoric was post-Fascist in tone, blending nostalgia with modern populism.